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- Mansa Jata, commonly referred to as Mari Jata II, possibly incorrectly, was mansa of Mali from 1360 to 1374. He was an ineffective ruler, and his reign, recorded by the contemporary North African historian Ibn Khaldun, marked the beginning of the decline of the Mali Empire. Jata was the son of Mansa Maghan, and as such the grandson of Mansa Musa. Jata may be the same person as a figure named Jatil mentioned by Ibn Battuta. If so, he was living in exile in Kanburni during the reign of his great-uncle Mansa Suleyman, possibly because Suleyman had seized the throne from Jata's father Maghan by force. Jata then would have conspired with Suleyman's wife Qasa, who may have been his sister, to depose Suleyman. However, Qasa was found out and the coup attempt was prevented. When Suleyman died, he was succeeded by his son Qanba, who would reign for only nine months. Civil war soon broke out, of which Jata was the victor. He had consolidated power by late 1360. A delegation bearing gifts for the Marinid sultan had been prepared by Suleyman, but he had died before the delegation could be sent, and the delegation spent the civil war in Walata. Jata added gifts to the delegation, including a giraffe, and sent the delegation to Fez. The delegation arrived in December 1360 or January 1361, where it was received by Sultan Abu Salim and attracted much interest among the people of Fez. Jata was regarded as a tyrannical and wasteful ruler. He was said to have sold one of the national treasures of Mali, a boulder of gold that weighed twenty qintars, for far less than it was worth. Jata contracted a sleeping sickness which increasingly incapacitated him. After two years of illness and a fourteen-year reign he died, in 1373 or 1374. He was succeeded by his son Musa; another son of his, Magha, would succeed Musa. D. T. Niane identified Jata with Konkodugu Kamissa, a figure in oral tradition of Hamana, but Yves Person disputed Niane's interpretations of traditional genealogies and suggested that there is a gap in oral tradition between the middle of the 14th century and beginning of the 17th, with Sulayman being the last mansa remembered before this gap. (en)
- Mari Diata II fue el décimo cuarto mansa del Imperio de Malí, que reinó de 1360 a 1374. También era llamado Konkodougou Kamissa, por la provincia que había gobernado, y era hijo de Mansa Maghan; asumió el trono con el nombre de Mari Diata en 1360, después del breve reinado de nueve meses de su primo Kassa, al que derrocó. El historiador Ibn Jaldún registró que Mari Diata II fue recordado como un tirano, que incrementaba los impuestos para financiar gastos innecesarios. Su prodigalidad llevó al imperio al borde de la bancarrota. Mantuvo las relaciones internacionales establecidas por sus antecesores, y consta su regalo de una jirafa al rey de Marruecos. Enfermó gravemente en 1372, y el reino queda en manos de su kankoro-sigui (visir) que no tenía ninguna relación con el clan de Keita, pero que manejó el imperio incluso después del nombramiento de Musa II. El reinado ruinoso de Mari Djata II dejó al imperio en mala forma financiera, pero pasó territorialmente intacto a su hermano Musa. (es)
- Mari Diata II adalah mansa Kekaisaran Mali dari tahun 1360 hingga 1374. Putra dari Mansa Maghan, ia meneruskan takhta setelah kekuasan singkat Mansa Camba tahun 1360. Sejarawan Tunisia Ibnu Khaldun mencatat bahwa Mari Diata II dingat sebagai penguasa yang kejam, meningkatkan pajak rakyatnya. Mari Diata diteruskan oleh putranya Musa II (1374-1387) dan Magha II (1387-1389).
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- Mari Djata II (... – 1374) è stato il tredicesimo imperatore del Mali. (it)
- Марі Діата II (д/н — 1374) — 14-й манса імперії Малі у 1360—1374 роках. Своїми діями призвів до початку занепаду держави. (uk)
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- Mari Diata II adalah mansa Kekaisaran Mali dari tahun 1360 hingga 1374. Putra dari Mansa Maghan, ia meneruskan takhta setelah kekuasan singkat Mansa Camba tahun 1360. Sejarawan Tunisia Ibnu Khaldun mencatat bahwa Mari Diata II dingat sebagai penguasa yang kejam, meningkatkan pajak rakyatnya. Mari Diata diteruskan oleh putranya Musa II (1374-1387) dan Magha II (1387-1389).
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- Mari Djata II (... – 1374) è stato il tredicesimo imperatore del Mali. (it)
- Марі Діата II (д/н — 1374) — 14-й манса імперії Малі у 1360—1374 роках. Своїми діями призвів до початку занепаду держави. (uk)
- Mari Diata II fue el décimo cuarto mansa del Imperio de Malí, que reinó de 1360 a 1374. También era llamado Konkodougou Kamissa, por la provincia que había gobernado, y era hijo de Mansa Maghan; asumió el trono con el nombre de Mari Diata en 1360, después del breve reinado de nueve meses de su primo Kassa, al que derrocó. El historiador Ibn Jaldún registró que Mari Diata II fue recordado como un tirano, que incrementaba los impuestos para financiar gastos innecesarios. Su prodigalidad llevó al imperio al borde de la bancarrota. Mantuvo las relaciones internacionales establecidas por sus antecesores, y consta su regalo de una jirafa al rey de Marruecos. (es)
- Mansa Jata, commonly referred to as Mari Jata II, possibly incorrectly, was mansa of Mali from 1360 to 1374. He was an ineffective ruler, and his reign, recorded by the contemporary North African historian Ibn Khaldun, marked the beginning of the decline of the Mali Empire. Jata was regarded as a tyrannical and wasteful ruler. He was said to have sold one of the national treasures of Mali, a boulder of gold that weighed twenty qintars, for far less than it was worth. (en)
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